What the SPHT Price Snapshot Shows

Shares of Al Shams Pyramids for Touristic Establishments, listed on the Egyptian Exchange under the ticker SPHT, were quoted at EGP 1.530 on 5 September 2026, according to the financial data feed. That is below the previous close of EGP 1.910 and sits at the bottom of the day’s quoted range of EGP 1.530 to EGP 1.900.

The company is classified in the consumer cyclical sector, within hotels and entertainment services. The same data shows a market capitalisation of roughly 128.730 million — the source’s exact currency unit is not specified — and a 52-week range of EGP 1.530 to EGP 2.550, meaning the latest quote is also at the stock’s one-year low.

The page does not identify a company announcement or specific event behind the move. It presents the quote, historical data, valuation estimates, technical indicators and financial ratios as a data snapshot, accompanied by standard risk warnings that prices may be incomplete or not suitable for trading decisions.

What the SPHT Quote Does and Does Not Signal

The Stock Is Testing the Bottom of Its One-Year Range

The quoted price of EGP 1.530 matches the 52-week low, leaving SPHT at the floor of its reported trading band. Compared with the previous close of EGP 1.910, the figures imply a day-over-day decline of roughly 20 percent, but without traded volume, a company release or sector news it is not possible to say whether the quote reflects broad market pressure, thin liquidity or tourism-specific conditions.

Why the Data Source Matters More Than the Number

The source is a financial data overview rather than a reported news event. Its own disclaimer states that prices may come from market makers and may not be accurate or real-time, so a single quote should be treated as indicative. For a small-cap tourism and hospitality listing on the Egyptian Exchange, the practical question is whether the displayed price represents an actual executable trade or merely display data.